PetaPixel Artist Sues Photographer Over Iconic Portrait of Queen Elizabeth


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An elderly woman in a light blue outfit and hat sits beside an elderly man in a black suit and top hat in an open carriage, with another person in a red coat partially visible behind them. Trees are in the blurred background.

Photographer Chris Levine, who captured an iconic holographic portrait of Queen Elizabeth II, is being sued by artist Rob Munday who claims that he is the co-creator of the works Equanimity and Lightness of Being.

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